HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-02-10, Page 16PAGE SIXTEEN.
• THE LUCKNOW SENTINELS LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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THAT:'Harold Winkler of Lucknow,
an employe:e'of Lucknow Furni-'
Lure Company, was the winner
of a new 20" TV in a draw spon
sored by Wiiigham Kinsmen Club
at the Wingharn winter carnival•
last week end ' Seller of the
winning•:ticket 'was El Hoffrnan,
manager of.:the Lucknow Burnt= '
ttrre who -is a-rrremb&of the
Wingham Club,
THAT Mr. 'and 'Mrs': Bill Schmid
Mrs.
.of Lucknow and.Mr, and
Prank Field of Teeswater are
-presently on a; motor trip to
California...'
THAT Mrs; C?. G., Anderson, of.
Belgrave ; observed her 84th
birthday reeently. • Mrs, Bryce
Elliott of Lucknow is a daughter,
Mrs.. Anderson, is the former
Elizabeth Rutherford of,
Helens. •
THAT a card from:Barry. Kilpa't
.rick ;Who is now ,holidaying in
warmer. climates and dated' Jan
uary 30 reads "Having'a nice'' -
tithe in A`capuico; Mexico.
Temperature 92 degrees, they.
don't -.get any rain,, till June or
later Going on t? Braw.nsville
Texas for a. month" -Barry is
the'son of Mr. and Mrs.' Clifford
Kilpatrick of Belfast.
THAT Wallace. Houston ,,'son of
Mr. ,and Mrs. Harvey Houston of
Holyrood ,; is presently doing
aerial survey work .with his -firm.
.'at Lake A.lbinel, 150 miles north
of Chibougamau , Q.u.ebec , '
about. 200-3.00 miles east of:
Jarnes 13ay.•. Mr. and Mrs'. 'Hous .
ton. recently had .a phone call
from Wally and he stated that
the'temperature'was 40' below..
• the only casualty was one froz
en ear.' -The rrien are ;hying in
uninsulated, tents;
THAT the "Re:ach ,for,the 'op T'V
show on Saturday•'of this.'week',
(3.30p. m. will feature students
of the F. E. Madill Secondary'
School against Saugeeri District.
High School, of Port Elgin.. An
advance. preview will let you
know that 1siadill defeatecLPpet
Elgin, later to be defeated by,
Collingwood. The. Collingwood
match will follow: on February
20 : . This year's' Madill team:has
advanced farthep than any other
in 'previous years winning two
games. .
,THAT a heavy, load o
ling off'the roof.at the -yard o
Joh{i W. Henderson Lumber' Ltd.
in ,Lucknow , did:. darnage to the
hood of.the. Henderson truck,
which was sitting beside; the`
,building. The snow just missed
the .car, of.',John W.. Scott of R R..
,..a...Holyrood which' was parked .'
nearthe truck. .
THA'?' William` Kinahan, local's
,hfe. insurance ,agent, was recent-'
.ly presented with a seventh yea'r••
quality service'aw.ard by„the'
Saugcen Branch of the Life'
Underwr'iter's Association.
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Luckn
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One size 16 = brown,. one size'
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HTON'S CKNOVI
E
BEEN TOLD
By -Rev: -Duncan--McTavish
elE RAN TO'MEET'M`E
1' had, been ,awa'y'.for 'several
months w-eFk}ii istant_cix-
and without ;letting anyone know
I returned, home: unannounced. It
was late on:_a'winter `ev.:eni he
ing . T
sun was almost, down as I errierged
through the row: of cedars that
4bseuted she rod from_y
other's home on the top of the
hill. . Spring, the dog began to
bank the first to bid ,m'e welcome.
Instantly., :there' were faces at the
window looking out to see who was
coming. Then around ;the ouse
came a ratan, tri his bald head ,
holding his ha nd, above him to
protect himself f-r'ont-.the--obo-I
frosty evening 71-t was my father,
'rgiLVe„as we11 fi.,c d irr tha'tE;zia
things -'as when we left `"if not a
little better There was a 'hear'rt•
'Meal prepared and:a joyous fellow
ship .as .we sat- un
arod •;the ,festive.
board, again, though I,Ao.•not rc
c'al.l ,,that the menu consisted of:.
:beef':or veal:: 'But: one~ thing.:I do'
recall, ,was. that home a .good
place, to be in and rny heart was,
warmed as it: ha:d norbee'n sine c '
I had left. And whenever':Lke road :
that .great story .in St.:.Lu, `and . .
the 'words , •" He. -•ran and fell on !TA',
:neck and kissed.him";,'.I see' ag'iiii .
that bald headed man, long,.gone
o�rsrLterrirt>e ;ber-e-I ':
know he, received a welcome
running don'tha't hill to greet'
has eldest sonw.
still remernher'hfth running
dov'n that hi11 as fast as he could
,to greet his -son. There was
ono ddibt:aboutr4haL-gFeetin
genuine. He.grasped my hands in
;a grip 1 shall never forget, as•he-
hasteried to enquire regarding my
health. There was no embrace';
no kissas - n• the, story of the- l rod--
igal Sony 'Out people were
brought up in ,a school of thought '
that would regard such actions,:
between men asbeing, in pbeit'.
,taste. There was no robe ,or brig.
or ^shoes. Fortunately, we' had
squandered nothiiig: •during opr,•st'ay
aw'aCy'an'd`wer'e- rethelitng borne' ___:
• 9th Birthda
as .8 Y
Ylns-. Ed ` horn of Lttekno.1
observed. her $9th birthda4ola
Thursday., February 4th.
,',' She is the fo"ruler 'Rosemary'
Miller, .daughter of John Miller
• and .[3arbara, Wallace. and was,
n-kn!hosh �oiv us lit p-
and where•;she: lived for the. .grc t't
er part of het life. ,Mr. Thoni
passed away in January 195'0'. .
Mrs, Thorn has four daughtc'rs,•
Irs.o^.itoi�...(Nelen:).,.Rothwe11i f
•
Nortvbtidl Mrs. Al'(Jean),Iviartili''
of .Lbrig 'Beach, California; !Airs,
Carnpbell (Margaret) Thom} s0fl
and Mrs. Stuarf,(Kathleen) C}ol .
lyer , both of Lucknow; eight
grandchildren, six great fraud-
children and one sister. Mrs, Wft).
(Margaret)-Golloher of Norwood,